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| words that are intended to mean the exact opposite of what is stated ( not to be confused with sarcasm ) |
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| An unexpected turn of events |
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| An awareness of info by the audience and by one or more characters on stage, not shared by another character |
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| A direct or indirect reference to something which is presumably commonly known as such as an event book myth place or work of art. |
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| The quoted convo of two or more ppl. providing details abt. the characters and their situation |
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| Generally, anything that represents itself and stands for something else |
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| Objs. & Occurrences from nature 2 symbolize ideas commonly associated w/ them. |
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| Those that have been invested w/ meaning by a group. |
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| Sometimes also conventional in the sense that they are found in a variety of works and are more generally realized. |
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| Refers to the writer's word choices, esp/ w/ regard 2 their correctness clearness or effectiveness |
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| the language of a particular district class or group of persons |
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